Excel Add-In for JSON Imports

The Data.Page Excel add-in lets the Desktop App import JSON from a URL directly into an Excel worksheet. It is useful when you want a repeatable spreadsheet connected to an API or JSON feed.

JSON converted into Excel columns with the Data.Page add-in

What the add-in does

Fetches JSON from a URL
Converts the response into tabular worksheet data
Can refresh a feed on a timer
Lets formulas, charts, and reports reference the imported sheet

Best use cases

Recurring API reports inside Excel
Internal dashboards that need fresh feed data
Spreadsheet models built on converted JSON sources
Teams that prefer local Excel imports over browser uploads

Before installing

The add-in is a supplementary feature of the Data.Page Desktop App. It is intended for Windows Excel use and requires the desktop software to be installed and registered.

Setup overview

Install and register the Data.Page Desktop App.
Download the Excel add-in ZIP.
Unzip it to a stable folder such as C:\DataPageExcel.
Run the setup batch files included in the archive as instructed.
Add the folder as a trusted location in Excel.
Add DataPage.xlam from Excel's Add-ins screen.
Open the JSON Feed tab, paste a JSON URL, and import the data.

Need a custom Excel setup?

If you need custom settings, scheduled refreshes, or a workbook layout built around a specific API, contact us with the source URL and the columns you want in Excel.

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